Alternator regulator replaced but battery still not being charged. Alternator working perfect

Measure the voltage between the positive side of the alternator and the positive terminal at the battery...you should see well under 1V IIRC. If you see more than that, then the voltage isn't getting from the alternator to the battery and you need to figure out why. Could be a bad positive lead or a corroded connector someplace, or the alternator itself is bad. Just because you see 14V at the alternator with the car at idle doesn't mean the alternator is good...it could be failing under load and thus the battery goes dead.

We took the alternator off and tested it by an auto electrician. It worked perfect by him. I'll try your solution and get back to you. Thanks

The alternator can work all it wants if your wiring is bad between it and the battery it still won't charge.

I also suspect it's the wiring. I'll have the mechanic check it. Hopefully that sorts it out

Before you check the wiring see if the charging system needs reactivating like in the earlier threads

http://www.caliberforumz.com/showth...attery-still-not-charging!-HELP!-2007-caliber